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- buttonlady - 06-30-2004
HI, just curious as to personal preferences on the pink wines. I'm looking mainly for soft, light fruity tasting wines,....any suggestions?
- Innkeeper - 06-30-2004
Rose's from Provence, the Loire, and Abruzzo (where they are called Cerasuolos), are all favorites. However, this year our summer rose' will be an All American; it is Terre Rouge Vine Gris d'Amador. A box should arrive by the 4th.
- californiagirl - 06-30-2004
What are the current shipping laws to Alaska?
I really like V. Sattui's Gamay Rouge. It's definitely light and fruity. Tastes of strawberries. The winery only sells on site and direct mail order only.
- Kcwhippet - 06-30-2004
Check approved shipping for Alaska below:
www.wineinstitute.org/shipwine/analysis/state_analysis.htm#alaska
- Innkeeper - 06-30-2004
You can order direct from Terre Rourge too: info@terrerougewines.com
- oldworld - 06-30-2004
Leverano Rose- fresh strawberries, raspberries, tutti-frutti nose, slight spritz on palate. cheap @ $7 or so. Great picnic wine.
- Innkeeper - 07-01-2004
Hi Old World, and welcome to the Wine Board. Thanks for your input.
- oldworld - 07-02-2004
Thanks InnKeeper. I've enjoyed reading your posts and look forward to being active on this board.
- thewoodman - 07-02-2004
I picked up Snoqualmie Cirque de Rose. Full bodied rose if that makes any sense. Full of fruit, darker than most. About as far from a european rose as you can get, but very tasty. This will be my fourth of July wine with some BB ribs.